Equipping Families to Build Climate Smart Communities in Guatemala
In the dry western highlands of Huehuetenango, Guatemala, families prepare food over traditional open fires, consuming far more wood than would be [...]
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04, 2021
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04, 2019
Sarah’s Season of Growth: Forging a Path Out of Poverty
As a farmer, Sarah Ben understands there is a season for everything. Even so, she has known more than her fair share [...]
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11, 2018
Get Out the Vote for AfriScout
Today is Election Day in America, but there’s a global vote Project Concern International (PCI) needs for a very special candidate: [...]
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03, 2018
Restoring Lands and Livelihoods in Malawi
In areas where access to clean water is as simple as the turn of a faucet, World Water Day (WWD) might seem [...]
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09, 2017
AfriScout App Debuts in Washington, DC
Project Concern International’s AfriScout mobile application is among 100 development innovations under one roof today as part of Global Innovation Week (GIW) [...]
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11, 2016
Connected Pastoralists
Connected Pastoralists: Designing a Mobile Application to Work in Rural Settings By Jennifer Waugaman In 2013 with funding from USAID, PCI developed [...]
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09, 2016
Innovative Partnership Fills Critical Information Gap
This blog was originally published in the Huffington Post as part of the P3 Impact Series, highlighting the work of finalists of the [...]
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08, 2016
Study: Evaluating Women-led Saving Groups to Stay Resilient in Malawi
By Julia King In Malawi, a landlocked country in Southern Africa, agriculture is the primary industry and employs over 80 percent of [...]
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08, 2016
Notes from the Field: Celebrating a Team Effort in Responding to Ethiopia’s Drought
By Tija Danzig The plane landed with a thud onto the dirt runway. I was told that the airport has only [...]
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07, 2016
At the Eye of the Storm: Women and Climate Change
This blog was originally published by the Wilson Center Environmental Change and Security Program as part of At the Eye of the Storm: Women [...]